Sentence examples for fragmentation of effort from inspiring English sources
Fragmentation of effort between different competing "solutions".
Fragmentation of effort, with separate initiatives being carried out independently by different institutes, is one problem both see.
So how do we rewire our systems, our practices and our mindsets so our story reflects greater convergence rather than fragmentation of effort?
The idea underlying this use was that re-designing and incentivising services to achieve the same outcomes: would promote integration by encouraging a sense of shared responsibility across services; would reduce duplication and fragmentation of effort; and would enable more effective patient-driven care.
Global Soil Partnership draws our attention to the need for coordination to avoid fragmentation of efforts and wastage of resources.
Through interviews with key actors and a review of planning documents, we find that although delegation of leadership to park nonprofits has some benefits, a number of drawbacks also arise that might make gentrification a more likely outcome, namely the fragmentation of efforts to develop economically viable LGIPs while also preserving affordable housing.
Attempts to coordinate national health priorities with donor reporting requirements has resulted in further fragmentation of efforts to strengthen national health system [ 16, 33, 34].
Recommendations: Recommendation 1: UNFPA and UNICEF should encourage the Kenyan government to embed a coordination function for FGM/C in national structures to ensure the sustainability of achievements made to date and to avoid a (re)fragmentation of efforts.
A growing literature attests to the effectiveness of mH interventions utilising a range of mobile phone capabilities, but the ongoing fragmentation of research effort and the inadequate weight of evidence has limited the impact of these developments.
Arguably, this fragmentation of research effort, with research and development projects focusing on narrow aspects of technology and mental health rather than developing wider systems capable of addressing a range of disorders through a range of mobile capabilities and in a range of contexts, has limited the impact of mH interventions in the global mental health context [ 19, 31].
